Examples of using Large populations in English and their translations into Arabic
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Since the 1990s, large populations of migrant workers had arrived in the country through regular and irregular channels.
The changes will affect large populations, especially the more vulnerable ones, with fewer abilities and resources to adapt.
The third and last pre-approval round of testing of a drug is conducted on large populations of afflicted patients.
The highest occurrence of rabies in vampire bats occurs in the large populations found in South America.
Moreover, it is important to point out that in Peru there are large populations of other races such as Jews, Arabs, Japanese, Chinese, etc.
Standard methods such as microarrays and standard bulk RNA-Seq analysis analyze the expression of RNAs from large populations of cells. In mixed cell populations,
Holy is developing optical methods for recording simultaneously from very large populations of neurons by using thin sheets of light that quickly scan brain tissue in three dimensions.
Standard methods such as microarrays and standard bulk RNA-Seq analysis analyze the expression of RNAs from large populations of cells. In mixed cell populations,
That is because economic development has focused on larger islands with large populations, which thereby enjoy a higher per capita income than do other islands of the country.
Pollution loads and changes in runoff patterns due to river regulation affect the health of aquatic ecosystems and threaten these important sources of food for large populations.
Large populations have been displaced or driven out as refugees.
In the developing countries, large populations are threatened by malaria, cholera and typhoid.
Because of their large populations, megacities tend to grow more slowly than less populous cities.
Addressing vulnerabilities faced by large populations and related inequalities are central to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Large populations needed to be quarantined in some areas, and then riots broke out.
However, effective implementation is hampered in some cases by large populations and vulnerabilities in civil registry systems.
Other members had supported the existing arrangement and objected to any discrimination against low-income countries with large populations.
For instance, urban centres support large populations in high concentration, which limits adverse impact on the natural environment.
This has brought about many cases of land-grabbing and forced evictions, as well as the displacement of large populations.
Many of our countries are faced with large populations of two of the most vulnerable age groups: children and senior citizens.